| 释义 | 
		off-puttingˈoff-ˌputting adjective British English    - Apparently he found use of the sleeve very off-putting.
 - She remembered her own off-putting attitude the day after it had happened.
 - Sometimes I cycled in from Bourn, but the eight miles all uphill on the return was a bit off-putting.
 - The resultant disturbances of the water and the movement is very off-putting to herons and cats.
 - They had gnomes in the garden, which was even more off-putting.
 - While not exactly threatening, her demeanour was hard and off-putting.
 - Yet this is not the cold, off-putting abstraction which arouses incomprehension in the ordinary spectator.
 
    if someone’s behaviour or the appearance of something is off-putting, you do not like it or you think it is unattractive:   Some women found the competitive style of the discussions off-putting.—off-puttingly adverb → put somebody/something off at put  |